High Court largely rejects import company's bid to block debt demand

Only a mango pulp dispute chipped away at the six-figure sum owed to an Indian exporter

Auckland District Court to add Christopher Morris as a judge

His work has covered criminal, regulatory, civil jurisdictions

Court of Appeal denies leave for want of jurisdiction in case involving Privacy Commission

Meritless matter can’t be pursued without contributing to cost of administering justice: courts

Court of Appeal rejects counsel’s attempt to review decision to seal judgment

Deputy registrar proposed amendment of schedule of costs sought by two sets of respondents

Deloitte administrators seek liability protection in leaky apartment building project

A unit owner opposes the High Court bid, warning it could limit future claims

NZLS Library rolls out secure database sign-in

Registry ID sign-in will apply to Westlaw, Lexis+ and CCH iKnowConnect

Law Association confirms 2026-2028 committee appointments

More than 250 lawyers appointed across 18 specialist areas of legal practice

Why NZ development work is getting harder for property lawyers to manage

Thomas Gibbons on the pressures around property practice, and what good lawyering looks like

Honouring the best legal employers in Australia and New Zealand

32 firms cultivated remarkable work environments that set them apart

PROFILES

The partner is an advocate for the use of AI, but he warns against the possibility of misinformation

The immigration partner takes time out of his mornings to give advice – at no cost

The Lane Neave partner especially enjoys helping special needs children

She also debunks one myth about commercial lawyers

INTERNATIONAL

Germany urges International Court of Justice to throw out Nicaragua genocide case

Berlin challenges case alleging its military support for Israel violated international law

Germany urges International Court of Justice to throw out Nicaragua genocide case
UK tribunal bans foreign lawyer over AI-generated false case citations

The tribunal cited repeated failure to verify AI-assisted submissions

UK tribunal bans foreign lawyer over AI-generated false case citations
UK firm Taylor Rose challenges inclusion in government list of employers not paying minimum wage

The firm claimed a miscalculation related to salary pension contributions and car parking deductions

UK firm Taylor Rose challenges inclusion in government list of employers not paying minimum wage
Google must rework digital advertising system, Virginia judge rules

The US justice department had sought an order requiring Google to divest parts of its technology

Google must rework digital advertising system, Virginia judge rules
UK Ministry of Justice confirms use of paid influencers for government campaigns

Department declines to identify content creators, citing commercial interests

UK Ministry of Justice confirms use of paid influencers for government campaigns

FEATURES

Kirikiriroa to host world's first International Indigenous Judges Conference

Judge Warren spotlights Māori legal pioneers as global peers set to share views on law and culture

Mai Chen on a career that matters, the future of cultural intelligence and AI in law

The work Mai is doing on Asian parties and the courts is not just about access to justice, but also about ensuring a just outcome

Final week of Dealmakers of the Year nominations

Don't forget to submit nominations for exceptional dealmakers in Australia and New Zealand

Defining success in the TMT legal field – with Anchali Anandanayagam of Hudson Gavin Martin

Uncover critical insights into the landscape of TMT law and the key role that technology plays in the field